As with any spiritual book, you take from it what you desire to know. I met Sylvia Brown before she became famous when I was 19 years old. I can attest to her amazing gifts. That being said, nothing is constant and predictions should be taken with a grain of salt. You are the creator of your path in life. If you are curious to matters beyond the physical existence, this is a great insight to those possibilities.

Creer o no creer, he ahí la cuestión

An interesting look at reincarnation and what happens between lives on earth as well as our reasons for being here. I was particularly interested in her comments about her mother. I had read before that we choose the parents we will have and I had great difficulty accepting that as fact. I strongly believe that my current tasks are: rejection and loner.

I have manually read many of Sylvia Browne’s books but when either kindle or audible reads makes more sense because we are listening, we or could reread the books again because there some information that is needed in this lifetime.

The information she has in most of her books has helped me open to my spiritual self.
This book itself indicates how to contact spirit guides, angels, different stories to make a point and we should not fear aging or death, ghost, and hauntings.

Also, this book if you are looking for a little more understanding on questions, they may be having about your life’s purpose. It will not tell you exactly what your purpose here on earth is, but it does make you think deeper inside yourself

It touches so many different aspects of this world and the other side and beyond. A wondering Why' things happen to them or me, we all struggle with: 'Who am I and what is my purpose'.

To each its own, though this is only my opinion.

A very enlightening book about life after death.

This is my second book I've read by Sylvia Browne. The first one I read was solely about reincarnation and near-death. That was really good and it reaffirmed my belief in reincarnation and spirit guides, so I've always been interested in Sylvia Browne's work since that book. Reece found this for me recently and I'm glad she did.

In this book she does talk a bit about spirit guides and reincarnation, but she mainly focuses on the "Other side" which is a form of heaven, but not your a-typical heaven with clouds and harps. Bleurgh. Who wants that? BORING. She talks about how the Other Side is much more in-tune in your interests and so forth. It is also on Earth, but its considered a different dimension. Better then the old tales of heaven and I can get behind something that doesn't involve me being naked on a cloud playing a harp. *nods*

She also does talk about talking the dead, ghosts, angels, and even the future. I've had my far share of ghostie encounters, but as for the future? I can't take her serious. No one can predict the future in my mind. Maybe you can predict a general thing that is set in stone, but I don't know if if "God" or whoever would curse anyone with that knowledge. Plus....it's like reading the end of a book. Leave well enough alone.

Now I have of course had my future told to me from many different psychics. They've been 20% right. I also do divination cards and tarot cards to give me direction or help or whatever (they've been more right then psychics), so I believe in those more so. However, the future is too fickle in my mind.

Now...reading the past is more set in stone. I totally believe in reincarnation and all that stuff, because I've experienced a couple of my past lives through regression. Its spooky and explains a lot about why I am the way I am. It also explains why I am here and trying to "better myself". I won't go into details about my stories, because I am shy and I don't really want people too know that. I rarely have told any friends or my parents (I oddly feel embarrassed and I don't want people to look at me like I am crazy - I know, I know.....I should not be ashamed in my beliefs).

This was a quick read and it was interesting. Do I believe in everything Sylvia Browne says? Hell no. Do I believe in some of it? Yes, but I've experienced some it and I'm a "have to see it to believe it" type of gal. THUS why I don't believe in aliens completely, because I have not had an experience with an alien or UFO or whatever.

I do recommend this to those with an open-mind. It's an interesting belief on the world. Is it any more crazy then any other religious theories? Nope. Some of it makes sense, some of it seems out of this world. Out of five stars, I stamp this with 4 stars. More like 3.5 stars, but I rounded.

Sylvia Browne was my introduction to the life-after-death kick I've been on for about two years. I'm glad I started with her, because everything else I've read on the subject has been SO MUCH more believable. There are psychics (lots of them) who've demonstrated their abilities in double-blind studies. She isn't one of them.

With her super natural abilities she tells what happens when you die. You might not believe but she makes a skeptic change there mind. Her books are very informing and leaves you only wanting more. If your not sure pick up the book read a few pages and you just might change your view. she is a very intelligent women who has knowledge to share even if you don't believe in what she does it doesn't hurt to expand your knowledge.

This was interesting and a lot of it was really nice to think about, but I still feel skeptical. But, I think that's okay though! Despite my skepticism it was still an interesting read and I would recommend it to others wanting to learn more about the different "afterlives."

Read this years ago, lent it out, and am repurchasing it to keep in my collection. Worth multiple readings. Regardless of your religious beliefs, this book does something that I find incredibly difficult - it lessens the fear of dying.

This book is amazing. I couldn't stop reading it till the end. It's really is a page-turner and a mind-blowing experience. An eye-opening for spiritual enthusiast. Read this book and you will get plenty of knowledge. Thanks Sylvia! I know you can hear me from the other side :-)

This kind of spirituality has come to feel to dopey for me lately.